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I just want to understand what the last 4 entries of
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Answered 2021-Dec-30 at 01:19Matplotlib supports 3 titles for each subplot. The default title is at the center, but additional a title at the left and/or at the right be set. (Internally, those two titles would be accessed by the private attributes _left_title and _right_title. The correct way to set these titles is ax.set_title(..., loc='left') or plt.title(..., loc=...))
The last of the children is the background rectangle. It is usually accessed as ax.patch and can serve to change the background.
The following code illustrates these concepts:
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I want to get a value inside a CompletableFuture (in this case clonedWorld) in another CompletableFuture and return that future. This is my code, and I'm stuck here:
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Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 10:45Your problem is that whenComplete() only takes a BiConsumer as parameter, which cannot handle the result of the returned CompletableFuture – except if an exception is thrown.
The appropriate method to use if you want to change the result (here from something like Optional or an exception to just SlimeWorld or null) is handle(). The lambda passed to handle() should thus return the final result (the cloned world or null).
And as CompletableFuture is a fluent API, you can just return the result of the handle() call from asyncCloneWorld():
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I have a text file which contains a list of data relating to name, position, and height. My program parses this data into a vector map, then uses this data to construct an xml file using boost::property_tree. The text file is about 3500 lines, and the program consistently crashes at line 1773 with:
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Answered 2021-Jul-27 at 04:53std::string::max_size is not the biggest string your system can allocate. It's only the biggest string the std::string class itself could represent at all, given unlimited continuous memory space.
You are exceeding already more than 6GB, and there's a good chance there is simply not enough memory left to do the copy necessary for the next re-alloc. DO you have the 13GB RAM required for that step, and do your configured kernel limits permit allocation (not even commitment yet!) of that much for a single process?
Just avoid storing everything in a single, long string, but partition it / write out much earlier. Then re-allocations only result in memory usage spikes up to 2x the biggest allocation, and not 2x your total current memory consumption.
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I am trying to use an architecture of Events in Haskell based on this example (that works perfectly): https://wiki.haskell.org/Real_World_Applications/Event_Driven_Applications
And I try to apply this code to a more complex example. The idea is mutate an object (let's say Domain) in the most natural way to do it in Haskell :
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Answered 2021-Jul-03 at 22:53In fact, you're almost done.
There is a slight change required to have the body of function dmUpdate agree with its type:
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I'm trying to get a "game of life" working in python, but I can't seem to get the neighbour-counting aspect of the program working properly. I'm trying to use multiple if-statements to avoid any "out-of-bounds" errors in the array, and that's been working. However the program is finding "neighbours" where none exist, leading to the program generating living cells all over the place when it really shouldn't. Any help would be appreciated, I'm really stuck on this.
Extra info: The list is 10x10, and the cells check all eight directions.
Thanks
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Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 22:41The problem is right in the birthsAndDeaths function, in this line:
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i am trying the bellow code its working fine by the way, except the email response i need to send the data i am collecting from in var queryString = $('#myform').serializeArray(); now i want this response to map into the body of email as in the written code bellow.please guide me if i am wrong, that how i can pass dynamic variable value into email body or to map the response or any thing else because i want to send the email with the data collect from form field
Javscript code
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Answered 2020-Sep-16 at 19:40serializeArray returns an array of key-value pairs, not a string. Instead of the first_name variable pass the output of the serializeArray method to sendEmail.
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There's a dictionary with 3 pairs of fruits in 2 languages. One of them is not correct in English (pomme - aple) which can be fixed by user. Also, user can add new words to the dictionary in 2 languages. User can quit the dictionary if doesn’t want to add new fruit or fix the wrong one. The new or fixed words should be saved in a dat file, but the file remains empty :( It’s a homework and I have to solve this problem with shelve, but I don’t know how. Here is my attempt:
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I try to build a speechrecognition in Kotlin. Most of my code is cut an paste from internet. Nevertheless I fail. I have a simple android.xml with 1 textview, 1 editview and 1 button with "onclick" = mybuttondo.
my Kotlin Code:
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Answered 2020-May-04 at 14:41Well data?.getStringArrayListExtra(RecognizerIntent.EXTRA_RESULTS) returns ArrayList? i.e ArrayList which can be nullable.
You can create a nullable ArrayList variable or initialize it with a new ArrayList if that returns null.
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My code works fine! But, the more I study about Abstract classes and Protocols the more I start to think that the "logic" behind my code is totally wrong. Let me explain you more detailed:
I have a class named SpaceObject which is a kind of abstraction for the inherited classes. It basically hold some properties and physics. This class should not be initialized since it works just as "blueprint"
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Answered 2020-Mar-26 at 20:07You can use inheritance to do what you want, but protocols are also an option. The advantages of protocols are that Swift structs can use them and a class can conform to multiple protocols but can inherit from only one class.
You mentioned physics rules. If you wanted to use a protocol, you would create a protocol for the rules and include the functions that classes/structs have to implement to conform to the protocol. That function would create the rule.
QUESTION
I have an input string like this
I want to go to {places} where {things} are happening.
The values for {places} and {things} are computed lazily (i.e. first i find out what all keys needs to be replaced and then compute the values for them, and then replace them in the original string).
I am able to find out all the keys and removing them using the below code.
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Answered 2020-Jan-16 at 04:44You should make use of the Matcher#appendReplacement and Matcher#appendTail APIs here:
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